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Motorways are the fastest road in the [[Makko Oko|Empire of Makko Oko]] and are used to help travel between major cities and provinces, taking you to important areas such as airports and hospitals. Motorways are all managed provincially, with some motorways being a part of the [[National Route Network (Makko Oko)|National Route Network]], a network of nationally-designated motorways and roads deemed vitally important for one or more reasons. National Route motorways are different from regular motorways, in that part of the motorway is subject to national regulation and management, whilst the rest of it stays provincially managed. Motorways are numbered starting with the letter "M" and then some numbers or letters, and all motorway identifiers must be approved by the [[Ministry of Energy, Infrastructure & Environment (Makko Oko)|Ministry of Energy, Infrastructure & Environment]], to ensure that they don't conflict with an already-existing one in another province. This was done to prevent mapping and GPS issues with transport. | |||
== Features == | |||
All motorways share the following features: | |||
* Controlled access with no traffic signals, intersections, or property access | |||
* Has two or more lanes going both directions | |||
* Non-motorized vehicles prohibited | |||
* Designed for speeds between 50 and 80 mph (miles per hour) | |||
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| style="text-align:center; width:130pt;"|[[File:Motorway_M21_MKO.png|125px]]<br />[[M21 (Makko Oko)|M21]] || style="text-align:left;"|M21 starts in Leichester, Taupo and connects to the border and has adjacent connections to M22, M25, M20 along with many S-roads. It terminates near New Ancapistan where it then becomes M4 and near Matamata and Livonia where it becomes M50. M21 is one of the only main motorways not in the National Routes Network. || | |||
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Latest revision as of 03:14, 1 October 2024
Motorways are the fastest road in the Empire of Makko Oko and are used to help travel between major cities and provinces, taking you to important areas such as airports and hospitals. Motorways are all managed provincially, with some motorways being a part of the National Route Network, a network of nationally-designated motorways and roads deemed vitally important for one or more reasons. National Route motorways are different from regular motorways, in that part of the motorway is subject to national regulation and management, whilst the rest of it stays provincially managed. Motorways are numbered starting with the letter "M" and then some numbers or letters, and all motorway identifiers must be approved by the Ministry of Energy, Infrastructure & Environment, to ensure that they don't conflict with an already-existing one in another province. This was done to prevent mapping and GPS issues with transport.
Features
All motorways share the following features:
- Controlled access with no traffic signals, intersections, or property access
- Has two or more lanes going both directions
- Non-motorized vehicles prohibited
- Designed for speeds between 50 and 80 mph (miles per hour)
Standards
Speed Limits
Signage
Routes
| Route | Description | Established |
 M21 |
M21 starts in Leichester, Taupo and connects to the border and has adjacent connections to M22, M25, M20 along with many S-roads. It terminates near New Ancapistan where it then becomes M4 and near Matamata and Livonia where it becomes M50. M21 is one of the only main motorways not in the National Routes Network. |
